FRANKFURT (Reuters) – TUI’s shares rose on Monday as the German travel group marked its return to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange after 10 years with a primary listing. The company’s shares were up 2% at 0712 GMT from an initial price of 7.73 euros ($8.37). TUI’s shareholders voted in February to remove Europe’s largest travel operator from the London Stock Exchange, with some 98.35% of votes cast
TUI shares rise on return to Frankfurt bourse
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